The thing that’s coming will always come—SUI finally pulled the trigger.
The data I posted last night was wrong because I misunderstood NEAR’s new technology, so I deleted that post.
But my assessment of SUI is correct!
$NEAR : Because of NEAR intents, it enables cross-chain privacy protection and supports Zcash ecosystem cross-chain integration—resulting in an extremely massive cross-chain ecosystem, with the largest ecosystem growth.
Among these four ecosystems, Avalanche has native EVM compatibility, making it suitable for mainstream wallets like OKX and MetaMask. Its addresses are the same as Ethereum’s, so the threshold for building and developing a single-chain ecosystem is the lowest, and the single-chain ecosystem is also the largest.
And $SUI may have the most potential: first, it’s a relatively new ecosystem framework; second, its DeFi data and user activity data are both not weak; third, there are also plenty of on-chain protocols; fourth, the level of developer activity is extremely high, so it can go head-to-head with Avalanche.
Brother Feng’s long-held view is that this world is driven and changed by supply-side forces—the innovations from developers determine how an ecosystem develops. We don’t know what new gameplay developers will bring us in the future.
I just finished writing it yesterday, and today it already got pulled up.
The data I posted last night was wrong because I misunderstood NEAR’s new technology, so I deleted that post.
But my assessment of SUI is correct!
$NEAR : Because of NEAR intents, it enables cross-chain privacy protection and supports Zcash ecosystem cross-chain integration—resulting in an extremely massive cross-chain ecosystem, with the largest ecosystem growth.
Among these four ecosystems, Avalanche has native EVM compatibility, making it suitable for mainstream wallets like OKX and MetaMask. Its addresses are the same as Ethereum’s, so the threshold for building and developing a single-chain ecosystem is the lowest, and the single-chain ecosystem is also the largest.
And $SUI may have the most potential: first, it’s a relatively new ecosystem framework; second, its DeFi data and user activity data are both not weak; third, there are also plenty of on-chain protocols; fourth, the level of developer activity is extremely high, so it can go head-to-head with Avalanche.
Brother Feng’s long-held view is that this world is driven and changed by supply-side forces—the innovations from developers determine how an ecosystem develops. We don’t know what new gameplay developers will bring us in the future.
I just finished writing it yesterday, and today it already got pulled up.
